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Chlorogenic acids from coffee

Narita et al., 2015

Document ID
11609131441066274949
Author
Narita Y
Inouye K
Publication year
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Coffee in health and disease prevention

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In this chapter, we describe the contents of chlorogenic acids (CGAs) of various species of green and roasted coffee beans. CGAs are a family of esters that are structural analogs of quinic acid with various cinnamate derivatives. A total of 82 CGAs have been detected in …
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